For the last few years, most of Jake's time has been spent raising a family and creating films for others, leaving little time for my own fishing. This marks the beginning of changing that. Returning to the North Met Pit in the Lea Valley, I revisit the water that shaped me in search of a handful of its remaining old carp. More than a fishing film, it’s a story about balancing family life with a lifelong obsession and rediscovering the places that feel like home.
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Canal Monster | Jim Shelley | S2: Ep.3
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